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1991 Kawasaki ZX11 Sportbike (1991)
1991 Kawasaki ZX11, Custom paint & seat, new tires, chain, sprockets, brakes, & rotors. Polished frame & wheels, call 702-595-9540 and ask for Chris2013-09-05 05:54:51Las Vegas, NV, US184,000.00 -
1991 KLR 250 Duel Sport with Progressive rear shock (1991)
Recently tuned and ready to ride. Progressive rear shock for very soft ride in rough conditions.2013-09-28 21:36:20Carlisle, Pennsylvania, US8,0001,200.00 -
1991 Kawasaki ZX 7 Sportbike (1991)
Good project bike or street fighter. Engine runs good, frame is straight, needs plastics & fairing mount.2013-10-16 09:25:29Houston, TX, US261,100.00 -
1991 Kawasaki Zephyr 750 / ZR750-C1 (1991)
Let me start by saying this bike has been my pride and joy. I purchased it from a prominent motorcycle/car collector, Mitchell Classics about 2 years ago when it only had 4,075 miles on the odometer. Since then I have added about 2,600 miles and some very tasteful upgrades on the bike.2013-10-23 00:32:59Agoura Hills, California, US9,0751.00 -
2012 Yamaha FJR1300A (1991)
1991 Kawasaki Voyager XII 1200, Excellent condition, runs great, good rubber and brakes. Has am/fm radio and interbike communication. $2,300.00 30246800492014-03-04 00:22:02Wilmington, DE31,0002,300.00 -
1991 Kawasaki Other (1991)
A beautiful and unique Kawasaki Eliminator EL250 for sale. One of a kind "Cafe Brat" styling, Runs great, rides great, no problems. Amazing condition and super low miles for a 1991!Garage-stored vehicleWas restored and almost put on display by the pros at Kaplan Cycles MAY 2016!!(Also known as the New England Motorcycle Museum) (Located at 200 W Main St, Vernon, CT 0606)I am selling the bike simply because I need the money towards a car for college.Would be a great model for learning how to ride Click the link below for more in-depth specs on the EL250( http://www.motorcyclespecs.co.za/model/kawasaki/kawasaki_el250.htm ) Contact me on eBay, by email, text, etc.Nikostroud1234567@gmail.com(518)817-0575 Kaplan Cycles restoration:1) front brake fluid replaced, brakes flushed and bled2) rear brake play adjusted3) front and rear brake pads inspected - pass4) chain: cleaned, lubricated, and adjusted5) installed new front brake dust seals6) new seat7) full inspection and detail8) compression tested to spec9) 2 brand new NGK CR8HSA spark plugs installed10) oil changed with Maxima Pro Plus new oil filter11) Engine coolant checked12) Brand new ignition coils installed13) Brand new Yuasa battery installed with battery tender, no dead battery ever!14) all lights and electrical systems checked and 100% functional15) Brand new carburetor rebuild kits, carbs cleaned, adjusted and synchronized16) air box cleaned and new OEM air filter installed17) fuel tank cleaned18) new petcock assemblies, fuel lines, fuel filter and o-rings installed TOTAL: $720 in labor, $504 in parts = $1,224 of work2016-08-19 04:44:57Clifton Park, New York, United States12,750.00
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